Jack isn't looking at the bodies. He's seen them before, stolen creme cakes and a couple dollars off them, the usual. Jack is looking at one of the blank pillars, between a withered woman in a torn dress and another who may as well be headless for how well her corpse is holding together.
The headache's come back, and with it a tone that isn't joking when he says:
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Jack isn't looking at the bodies. He's seen them before, stolen creme cakes and a couple dollars off them, the usual. Jack is looking at one of the blank pillars, between a withered woman in a torn dress and another who may as well be headless for how well her corpse is holding together.
The headache's come back, and with it a tone that isn't joking when he says:
"Maybe I should've put him up there."